Asia Computer Weekly: Linux Takes Flight at Aircrew Association

[ Thanks to Jason Greenwood for this link. ]

"While questions surrounding Linux's reliability have left some companies skittish, the Hong Kong Aircrew Officers Association (HKAOA) is looking the other way and is more committed than ever to the open source operating system that powers the organisation's online information system.

"Representing pilots and flight engineers employed by Cathay Pacific Airways, the HKAOA has over 1,000 members based in Hong Kong, Europe, North America and Australia, and Asia. And because of this large worldwide member base, maintaining communication is their core business objective..."

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